This ’80s Olds limo is all about the “unexpected pleasure” of affordable luxury

[Bryan]

In 1988, Concept Coach Builders of Milwaukee made all sort of stretch jobs in the name of affordable luxury (and underseat briefcase storage solutions), including Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, Silver Spirit and Silver Spur conversions priced in the $125,000–150,000 range for the less budget-conscious. However, those with only $29,900 in their pocket could still call Scott Sampson at 414-273-2225 to order their very own custom-built Oldsmobile Delta 88 Limousine instead.

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https://www.hagerty.com/media/automotive-history/this-80s-olds-limo-is-all-about-the-unexpected-plea...

[gpsuya]

Too bad they put the rear door window on backwards..

[MPetrany]

Seems lazy, doesn't it?

[Pepperalls]

That triangle of body panel behind the B pillar is bad enough on the 1960s Crew Cab conversions some outfitters did. Here it is just awful.

[Truthworldwide]

Looks like they also used the coupe doors' glass too, instead of making something custom for it. I like that "uncustomized 53" rear doors" is touted as a feature.